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the paralegal position exists as well, its for graduates and pays 65k a month, it's just almost never given out but some teams chose to take associates if an urgent vacancy arises through this route as it is a reduced cost and helps them assess the individual prior to confirming them.
How does the procedure to apply even work since I'm told Khaitan has a strict 1-month and 1-internship policy but I know of people who flout both these norms. Is it only through having contacts inside the firm or is there a separate application procedure for these positions?